Waymo plans to voluntarily issue a software recall with federal safety regulators related to how its robotaxis operate around school buses, TechCrunch reports in a December 5th article. “The voluntary software recall will be filed early next week, according to
Read MoreCanada’s Air Transat will gradually suspend flights between December 8 and 9 following a 72-hour strike notice from ALPA, the union representing the company’s 700 pilots. Air Transat posted the following notice on December 7th: “The union representing our pilots
Read More“Uniform or near-uniform pricing” These agreements constitute a per se violation of Section 1 of the Sherman Act. They are horizontal arrangements among direct competitors to fix prices—precisely the type of conduct the antitrust laws were designed to prohibit. The
Read MoreU of T research study launched to help City figure it out “New York has 77,000 rideshares with 9 million people, while Toronto has 95,000 rideshares with 3 million people,” Behrouz Khamseh told Taxi News after a meeting with both
Read MoreTaxi News & RWN thanks the Veterans who have kept us free In the United Kingdom, charitable cabbie group PoppyCabs works to ensure that every veteran who wants to attend a Remembrance Day ceremony at a Cenotaph has free transportation
Read MoreIn the month of November, 2025, Taxi News and Road Warrior News will be undertaking technology upgrades which may at times impact access to the site. We hope any interruptions which occur will be minimal and brief; in a perfect
Read MoreThis unfortunate Beck Taxi driver didn’t have a lot to celebrate after the Blue Jays won Game 7 of the American League East playoffs. Industry members are hoping fans are better-behaved this weekend as the Jays return to Toronto for
Read MoreEliminates “Swiss cheese of a Taxi license by-law” The town council of Midland, Ontario, has voted to get out of the business of regulating Taxis. A motion made by Mayor Bill Gordon after midnight at the end of a lengthy
Read MoreAdvancing technologies require new regulations, legislation Overall conclusions The evaluation found that there is a clear need for Road Safety programming in Canada to help reduce road-related injuries and deaths but that new technologies, static staffing levels, and limitations with
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